Shanelle Newton Clapham, a digital marketing consultant with 11 years of experience, gave a presentation on making the most of mobile for non-profits. She discussed how mobile has overtaken desktop usage, provided statistics on mobile engagement and fundraising, and gave examples of using mobile technologies like beacons, QR codes, NFC, geo-fencing and SMS for events, peer-to-peer fundraising, and donations. She concluded by asking attendees if they were interested in partnering on a mobile project or had any other questions.
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3. Making The Most Of Mobile
Delicious Digital
17th November 2015
Shanelle Newton Clapham
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Shanelle Newton Clapham
Consultant with more than
11 years experience in
digital marketing & fundraising
Author: Attracting Donors Online
16. iOS experience:
1. Supporter receives SMS
2. Clicks link to invitation
3. Invitation opens
4. Add to Wallet.
Android experience:
1. Supporter receives SMS
2. Clicks link to invitation
3. Prompt to download Wallet app
4. Opens Google Play store
5. Download app + password
6. Invitation opens
7. Add to wallet.
17. More mobile stats
96% of all SMS’s
are read within
3 minutes
44% of people
sleep with their
smartphone
52% of all emails
are opened on a mobile
device
Facebook overtook
Google Maps as the most
popular app worldwide in
2014
23. Use a beacon
• The Big Egg Hunt
• 275 beacons in eggs placed in
New York, created by artists
• Consumers were encouraged to
find and check-in at the egg
• They received clues and could bid
on the egg via an app
29. Mobile card readers
• PayPal Here: app + device
• Swipe, insert or tap to pay
• Send tax invoice & receipt
• Only for Android & iPhone.
PayPal Here accepts
all major credit cards,
debit cards, cash,
checks, as well as
PayPal payments.
33. 6 Million Australians use Paypal.
Some smartphones have fingerprint
authentication for PayPal.
PayPal and mobile
34. Geo fencing
Supporter receives a
push notification when
they enter the geo
fence.
What you need:
• APP
• GPS switched on
• (permission).
35. Geo fence: The North Face
• Geo fencing up to 1 mile from the shop
• 79% have increased their shop visits
• 65% made a purchase as a result of the reminder
• Messages/ offers depend on weather, location and type of client.
38. Movember
2013: $26 Million raised in Australia – 122K
MoBro’s.
2014: $22 Million raised in Australia – 95K
MoBro’s.
3 donors per participant (globally).
Who has a smartphone?
Who sleeps with his/ her phone?
Who checked email this morning on mobile?
Who used maps this week?
Who has downloaded more than 5 apps?
Who checks his/ her mobile more then 10 times a day
We will give you ideas and inspiration and will Ask again at the end
3 billion searches a day
http://searchengineland.com/its-official-google-says-more-searches-now-on-mobile-than-on-desktop-220369
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/93310/20151009/google-mobile-searches-have-taken-over-worldwide.htm
Comscore: http://www.smartinsights.com/mobile-marketing/mobile-marketing-analytics/mobile-marketing-statistics/
43% of online time now spent on the smartphone, desktop 39%, tablet 18%. See: http://www.cmo.com.au/article/587953/report-mobile-app-time-dominates-Australian-smartphone-usage/
https://www.sensis.com.au/assets/PDFdirectory/Sensis_Social_Media_Report_2015.pdf (lot of info in this report)
http://marketingland.com/us-mobile-users-still-favor-social-media-over-other-apps-143887 (how much time spent on social media in US)
70% of people access social media from their smartphone
75% use an app to access social media (77% female, 73% male)
http://www.smartinsights.com/mobile-marketing/mobile-marketing-analytics/mobile-marketing-statistics/ January 2015
Latest report Nielsen August 15: no 33 hours a month on smartphone apps
http://www.cmo.com.au/article/587953/report-mobile-app-time-dominates-Australian-smartphone-usage/
19 people responding on SMS 1 (sent to 27), 14 are using IOS and 5 Android.
Open rate sms: http://www.bandt.com.au/marketing/sms-marketing-has-open-rate-of-almost-100-claims-new-study (July 2015) + 99%
96% within 3 minutes: smssa.com.au
Open email on mobile device, Q2 2015: http://www.slideshare.net/Planimedia/experian-email-benchmark-reportq22015
Facebookmost popular app: http://www.comscore.com/Insights/Data-Mine/Top-25-Mobile-Apps-Dominated-By-The-Largest-Digital-Media-Brands: 2014
http://www.itproportal.com/2013/08/08/google-maps-is-the-worlds-most-popular-smartphone-app/
http://searchengineland.com/mobile-search-need-perspective-222386 (sleep with phone)
Looked for opshops near me, one of the results is Mulberry Street Vintage Designer Boutique.
Talk about other experience with Marriot hotel
More info egg hunt:
http://www.parachutedigitalmarketing.com.au/blog/mobile-marketing-and-apps/beacons-bring-the-digital-real-worlds-together/
http://www.mobilecommercedaily.com/fundraising-campaign-puts-beacons-inside-275-eggs-across-new-york
Sponsored by Faberge, benefits go to 2 charities, free exhibition at the end, prize total 30,000 USDto spend on Faberge jewellery.
http://www.lumity.org/blog/beacontech/
Proximity fundraising. Just in the same way for-profit companies may get your attention when you’re near their store, nonprofits can set up proximity marketing to alert passersby about the organization and current programs. For example, if someone walks by a food pantry, the organization can send out an alert with a statistic about the lack of access to nutritional food in the neighborhood and prompt for a donation. Or, if a person passes by a school or daycare center, the organization can send alerts about to current programming and student milestones it’s proud of, prompting the visitor to support the next initiative.
Leeds based agency Propaganda have helped out homeless charity Simon on the Streets with a novel QR Code campaign. The QR Codes are printed on cardboard and then placed amongst blankets and belongings to look like a homeless person has been sleeping there. These installations are then situated around the city centre. The QR Codes resolve to a JustGiving page where the public can donate directly to the charity. Previous ideas to help the homeless with QR Codes have not really worked but I think this one does.
http://2d-code.co.uk/homeless-charity-qr-code/
The custom-built JCDecaux digital Innovate panel displays a visual representation of a melanoma tumour that slowly grows until a donation is made via PayPass Tap And Go.
Max 100 dollars without using PIN
Link to video: http://www.bestadsontv.com/ad/74899/Melanoma-Institute-Australia-Stop-the-Spread
This is an example of NFC, like Opal Cards and contactless paymets with PayPass (Master card) & PayWave (Visa card)
The custom-built JCDecaux digital Innovate panel displays a visual representation of a melanoma tumour that slowly grows until a donation is made via PayPass Tap And Go.
Max 100 dollars without using PIN
Link to video: http://www.bestadsontv.com/ad/74899/Melanoma-Institute-Australia-Stop-the-Spread
This is an example of NFC, like Opal Cards and contactless paymets with PayPass (Master card) & PayWave (Visa card)
Demp of paypal here
How I tried to use a charity of choice for this demo – and why you should donate due to the effort Northcott went to.
http://www.parachutedigitalmarketing.com.au/blog/digital-fundraising-online-giving/mobile-makes-up-10-of-digital-fundraising-for-australian-charity/
6 million australians use PayPal https://www.paypal.com/au/webapps/mpp/merchant
Smartphones with paypal fingerprint: LG V10 and Samsung Galaxy phones
The North Face (outdoor apparel) uses Geo fencing around their shops. Customers have responded well to this type of mobile marketing. 79% report they have increased their visits to the store once they started receiving reminders, and 65% made a purchase as a result of the reminder. They do specials depending on the weather or location.
See: http://www.louderonline.com.au/mobile-marketing-success-stories/
The North Face (outdoor apparel) uses Geo fencing around their shops. Customers have responded well to this type of mobile marketing. 79% report they have increased their visits to the store once they started receiving reminders, and 65% made a purchase as a result of the reminder. They do specials depending on the weather or location.
See: http://www.louderonline.com.au/mobile-marketing-success-stories/
Appeal revenue from Leukaemia foundation went from 14mln in 2010 to 18mln in 2012 after introducing mobile in their fundraising mix
Annual report: Revenues from Greatest shave were reduced in 2015 (675.474, that’s 494.645 less than in 2014). Changed strategy to reduce reliance on the World’s Greatest Shave.
Movember annual report 2014/2015:
105mln raised worldwide.
In Australia: 21.7mln raised and 94,939 participants.
App iPhone
Mobile website
Active facebook page with styling tips and funny videos
www.textgiving.org.au
Pilot Australia till October 2016, text to donate is very common in US & UK
5 dollar donations, 1% fee
Prepaid: deducted from credit, post paid: visible on mobile phone bill
1999 = dedicated emergency relief appeal number
Max. 15 charities in Australia
https://youtu.be/J9x01UHM7cg
Unicef video about text to donate
Advertising 1 month October – Sydney wide
20% conversion on Phone to RG
50 SMS donations per day.
High CPA due to advertising.
Red Cross: 9% conversion rate and an average gift of 130 dollars. You can share these figures (permission Emma 9/11).
Sms Great cycle challenge
Demp of paypal here
Shazamable lables on bottles in Canada, unveiling recipes for cocktails with vodka. August 2015
http://mobilemarketingmagazine.com/absolut-vodka-bottles-go-shazamable-in-canada/
Cornetto Enigma bear https://vimeo.com/39450240
Toyota
Shazamable labels on bottles in Canada, unveiling recipes for cocktails with vodka. August 2015
http://mobilemarketingmagazine.com/absolut-vodka-bottles-go-shazamable-in-canada/